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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-17

Yves" said the Official as he took up his pen
again and prepared to resume the WORK on h,s
desk ''sorne very curious complaints and requests
are made at police headquarters. One of the run-
ntest cases occurred not very long ago. A man. a
ONCE and wanted to see the superintendent OF
police. the superintendent was not in. He was
this: Two years before he had had a false tooth
made. This false tooth had got out Of order in
some way. He had the tooth With him and Showed
it. It did not lit well. He wanted to ind out the
dentists whereabouts and have him apprehended.
He wanted to get the supertntendent's opinion
Whetner or not the man who made the tooth
should not Manufacture new one or remedy the
defects In the old one. He was very earnest about
IT, and seemed TO think 1t very hard that the pOItce
could not assist him in the natter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-17
THE INFLUX FROM THE COUNTRY.


New Yorker In the streets OF his native city is
now common sight. Everybody is returning to
town. The streets are blocked by express wagons
piled to mountainous heights with trunks. blinds
are being thrown open from one end or town 10
the other, and there Is general air OF dust STIR
and excitement. During tue past two months the
streets presented q strangely unfamiliar look.
While it is no longer possible TO pick the state
from which a stranger halls from his appearance
on Broadway, and while the bucolic and suburban
visitor has been vastly ard perceptibly toned up
dGifng the past three years there Is still decided
difference between q native New Yorker and man
from out OF town. Hotel clerks claim that they
can detect even yet the difference between New
Yorker and a BOstOnian or Philadelphia at sight,
but doubt II their judgment Is infallibie What
has struck me particularly In noticing the visitors
from cut OF town is the fact that the back country
contingent is far less healthy looking than the
natives OF New York as regards the women. One
day in August sat for two hours in a window at
the Hoffman House and watched 5000 people
more or less file slowly by. 1 was waiting for AN
incoming steamer, and forgot all about the i'm
pending arrival while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-17

the Grampus was freighted not alone with bones
OF the great aux. The collectors busted them
selves in securing specimens OF all the birds and
mammals they could get shot At Many skins and
skeletons OF gulls, gunnets, ptarmigana, INJURIES,
and other feathery deni1enS OF the Labrador and
New FOnndland coast were brought home by the
jealous hunters. or these trophies the ganneta
though not uncommon, Will probably be most ID.
teresting TO che unSctenHne visitor to the ma.
scum. These large birds Are swift and mighty on
the wing. The gannes watches nor nsh IKE
hawk soaring over the sea. When it spies fsh
darts downward In perpendicular lima swift az
Hash. When within few Ieet Of this water Il closes
It's wings, and drops straight as plumb into thu
water and seizes the luckless fsn. This mode OF
catching It's prey IL taken advantage Of by nsherA
men, WHO have observed the HABITS OF the bird
They set trap for II, By attaching q fish to .
board or plank. The gannet has eyes only nor the
nsh, and, when Il spies L, makes the swim and
nerce swoop, straight downward. Il strikes the
board with its head and breaks tts neck, me
fisherman then takes 1t homo And has . savory
roast gannet for dinner. The gaanets ny over enc
sea In great locks, followtng shoals OF fish and
Their nshing IL done In On orderly and disciplined
manner. Inc foremost bird dives, and, when he
comes up, takes his placs At the rear OF the nock
ana gradually works his way TO the head again,
Ike the boy at the foot OF tie spelling ciaR
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
R G. HUDSON, ESQ.

In the event that no other wor
thy member OF the YazOo bar pre-.
sents himself as a candidate for
the Office OF District Attorney in
this, the Ninth judicial District,
we doubt no, that r. G. Hudson,
Esq, will enter the District cen.
veniion. basked up BY the indorse-
ment of one Of the leading aud
-.~~s impUrtaut counties in the
State, becoming the candidate Of
YaEoO cOuRty for the position.
Mr.. Hudson is too we'll known
10 the people OF the county aud
District TO ueed an introduction.
For many years he has held easily
one of the largest Law practices in
the District Faithful aud devot.
ed TO his clients interests, we'll
grounded in his profession, zach
year has added 10 his store OF ,e-
gal knowledge Industrious and
attentive 10 business, he has
been retained in almost all the I'm
portant criminal cases which have
attracted the attention Of our
county, and his reputation as a
criminal lawyer. as we'll as civil,
has grown STEADILY. In The com
mnnity which should know hlm
best, in his own county. be stands
a. high in character as in The pro
iession.
In becoming a candidate for
District Attorney Mr.. Hudson can
present as bis credentials his ca
reer a. the bar sHd a. = eilizeu.
se b. selected for the Of /
ice be has slrsady demonstrated |
his espacity 70 make a nost en- /
prosecuting Officer.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
To All Public spirited citizens

In the past few days many and
urgent requests have come 10 me
from our citizens TO re organize
the band, as il would he calami
~ 10 the tewn TO allow so famous
and so efficient an organization 10
g. 10 pieces
will state to the public hat
the Instruments Of The baud were
individual property; some have
been sold while several members
having moved away took their in
sirumenis with them. To replace
these Instruments with music eIc..
will cost from $500 20 $500 aud if
the enterptising aud public spirit
ed among our people will raise us
this amount | feel authorized 10
state that a new band viii NJ once
be organized aud enter upon ac-
tive practice. This new band will
Ice coIapOsrd largely Of the old
members Of the late band. iucreas-
ed By several new members OF
musical talent among cur younger
men, aud with the personal, | am
certain OF getting together, / am
confaeHi that in a very brief time
Yaz1o CITY will have band the
equal OF The oil. Let US bear
from some Of our citizrns. With
a proper and cordial response from
ihrm ] feel Authorized 10 SAY for
myself, and several others, that
success will he accomplished.
AN OLD aTEMBEB.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
The YazOo Brunch OF the Illinois
Central.

Special TO the Times Democrat.
jackson, Miss, March a.
Capt. Martin, chef engineer oil tue
Illinois Central Railroad, was in
the city to-day, making investiga.
tons preparatory TO getting the
right Of way for the extension Of
the Yaxoo aud Mississippi Valley
braach OF lie road from Cruger. on
the boundry line between Holmes
and Leflore counties, % Glendale,
on the Mississippi river. opposite
Helena, Ark, a distance Of ninety
two mllss. This extension has Al.
ready been located, and Capt.
Martin says the work Of construc-
tion will be commenced a once
and pushed 70 an early comRlelion.
II Il expected that It will De con-
pleted within the next six months.
The adopted ronte runs iron CTp-
ger in q norihuesterly direction,
passing through Lsflore, ITALIA
hatchie and Coahoma counties, in
this Stair. and will open up aud
develop enc Of the finest agricul.
lural AID timber countries 20 b.
found anywhere on the giobe. By
ihis lice through sleepeFs eau b.
pat on 81 New Orleans for Kansas
City, 81. Louis and ether Western
poinls, Reaching their destination
e least twelve hours tariler than
hy any other route, and IN add
licn thereto Il vii put he Soufh
o. q dirrei line With the great +
SoTibwesi.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
RIvEr NEWS.

An olS rlvrr man SAYS: "Tha
the Fastest ron q tiip ever mad
between VickSbuig aud SharkeJ
was thai 81 Ih~ T.. Lime steamed
Homr, r. X, Smith. master, il
1876. She lrfl this pnii on Tues
/ day at 5 o.. m. utntuhg FRIDAY
morning aud went, uni again The
same evening "a o'clock, EQUAL,
ing a round "Trip twicr . week aud
bea'ing the BARI sdal. lime Is
hours. How many landings the
Home made Is nos STATED hut the
trip is a remarkable one. Com
mercial ffeald,
The Vlcksbnrg Drmnertt SAY :
that the g0vrrnm-ni snagbOai,
Jno II. Neigs, which went up 10
eniFr the Yallobnsha iver this
week. will cul her way up some
distance and op,n The stream foI
navigation.
The wisdom Of those who nhvn.
Gated IeverS inr the Mississippi
front between VIckSbnrg ana
Memphis has never been better
demonstrated than the present
season. Higher wa.eI than 1882
IN the Ilvrr aud Yet all serene.
Without levsrs all the valley
ldniiS - Yazuo woaid now b. un.
der watr'. Thr b i mfoincd do
not srrm al all alarmed.
The Phil Armour wrnl ~
"Wednesday with big !ielght.
The Lake Washington cdhtnurS
her .ri.Mrrkly trips ~ tn Weeks
burg lrdlr.
Capt. Charley Whllage is hav-
ing new cabin rul on the Nov.
city ana whrn comp rlod will IN.
ter he trade from YaZOo City to
points above 10 run ~ the inter
esi Of Yazpn City.
Capt Chas. Wallace was con
fined TO his bed several DAYS this
week with rirnHa ism. but we
were glad 10 epe. wds able TO be
out Yesterday.
Tue Barksdale TOOK down II0m
Yazoo City Saiurda, 103 bales aud
on Monday 175, j good business
for this season. She continues her
short aud long lIips rom VlckS
burg.
The Brrtie Bailey is as regular
as clock in hrr iri.wrekly
trips 10 Bezoni.
Mr.. ETA jackson is expecting 3
barg, OF coal lOwrd TO Vlck 'burg
in feet by the Harry Brown, 10
bp brought 10 Yazo" City by p
Line.
The Pugh Line continues 10 get
in its work and the New Ever.
green aud Lake City are putting
in good licks for \azoo City as
we'll as lis owner.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
PALMETTO HOME,
March IAN. 1887

Mr.. A. N. Roach:
DEAR ALEX :-Don'i YOU think
yon have been very rrmiss IN your
duties rs a journalist IN not cor
rrellng the errors OF the editor Of
The Ida County Pioneers For ~.
nofance Of its Aubjeci and false
statements II rxcelS anything Of
the kind that il has been nv mis-.
fortune 10 cad. Ia fact he is as
careless Of his statements AS
Gen. Sherman was OF Dire in his
march through Georgia Ia the
sea-" Hear him. 10 speaking
OF The Yazoo Delta, pine timber.
hills, levres bnilt by the u. S,
Government. where u had con.
tilbuled millions aud millions OF
dollars 10 the iever fund, when II
Is well known fact, that Of The
lev millions which has been spent
thai five hundred thousand was
The entire amount allotted To our
irvees by The river commission.
AMI please inform The gentleman
that the natives 10 know what a
moVing machine IL, as also a bar.
row. stray puIverlzrrs, corn plan
tiers aud many other tools and i'm
pilments that he neger saw. Thai
they not unly know hem, but
have them, aud use them.
He reminds me OF a lot OF pyr
pie from Illinois who settled on
silver Greek in 1879. who came, as
they said, to show these people
nv~ - ",.k. aarn The trst
year under their m. lhndS thrl 'dia
not make AZ much ms they plant
al and lett here IA few years after
with much less than they brough'
with them.
| would reply 10 this letter OF
his but am suffering with neural'
sia 10 sHch an extent as makes NE
lnfil for the undertaking.
YOni friend truly,
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
CURE FoW PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded By
sense Of weight IN thu back, l0ins and
lover part OF the abdomen, causing the
patient TO suppose he has somc affection
81 the kidneys or nelgliboring organs.
AT times, symptoms OF indigestion are
present, hatulency, uneasIness OF tho
stomach, etc. A moisture like perspira-
ton. producing very dlsagreeabla Itch
Ing. alter getting warm, 10 q c0mm0n at
lendant. Bllnd, Bleeding and Itching
Piles yield ut once TO the application Of
Dr. Bosank0's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorb
.ng the TumOrs, allaylng the intense Itch
ing, and elIectinQ permanent eure. Price
so cents. Address The DR.. B0sanko
Medicine Co.. Piqua, o. Sold by Gibson
Il Co. lfblO-ly
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18


WE are IN receipi 0f M invita-.
iioR TO ATTEND the Wedding Of j.
II Martin, u a. The giIted editor
Of the New MisSissippian. 10 Miss
Carrie Garnet, y charming young
lady Of Baltimore, Md. which
comes otf ~ The residence DC the
BRIDES parents TO morrow. Wa
hope their married life may bring
anil prosperity To both,
thai their uninn may add 10 the
JOYS ani lessen the sorrows OF
zach.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
To The Public.

Orr church il now IN a verS bad
state Of repair and needs fiKltg at
once, bnt We are paOf aud need
your help. Jesus bids us ask,
saying we shall receive. So we
now appeal TO you HE highly.lS-
vored of the Lord. We beg y0n to
help ns au He has helped YOU.
Many Of Won have grown rich and
fat IN the love Of God. He has
blessed yon IN sour hearts, your
hmlli aud Ia your store hOuses.
Aud SO he now Djulns us, freely
ye have received, freely gire4
And oh, that H. may Teach us 10
realize aud know how much more
blessed il Is 10 give than to ie'
ceiyc. Please aI'c up something
little or much We NEED shin
glpa, ceiling, lumber, nails, paints,
etc, aud money. Some si each or
any one of these will bu most
thankfully received.
.srv-lons. bel6alf ai tIaas. q ilioars,
and members Of Bethel A, 81.
Church, Yazoo City. Miss.
JAMES PORTER, Pastor.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

THE bones Of Mr.. Bush, who
disappeared from the Southwest.
eIR part Of Attala in 1867, we're
discovered in u sink hole BY a deg
while out rabbit hunting one day
recently, and identified by a ring
aud some articles OF clothing. Mr.
Bush was mulp-irover from
Texas. aud while in Alfalfa disa p
peared and was supposed to be
murdered in 1867. After twenty
years the matter will be invrsii.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

The last saloon keeper of Jack.
son being notified bv the PrOhibi.
tioniets that his determination to
keep open, on the ground that his
license was improperly dated aud
should run to the %, would be re.
sisted, finally agree to close and
Jackson is now "dry" town.
Two beer licences run until An.
gust.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
Gold iron and cDaI ore az Free
I'd Ia
FREE RUN, Mss. Mch. Is. 's7
Editor Taz0o Cf3 Herald:


Free Run is 80 he fruuf again.
but rot 10 = 20 licaI light this
time, for the farmirs are TOO bnsy
70 paw attention u the candidates,
therefore they vii have 10 wait
uhtil the crup j. fsautrd.
The prnplr 81 Fsrr Rau are
greatly excited ovfi the discovery
Of = minsTal rrrembliug irnn in the
vicinity ~ thai l,hcr. and there
will be = boom IN 4 shOri timr. II
some expert IN mifrraia<y Wonii
come oct and visit the hills 81
Tchrva BE- miEhi nakr snnr va
liable discoveries. Thrfp j. also
~ isIrrc-s ~ gold Nui i.,sg since
= wiid fHik-y rs kilrsi Wiib
HHggri - E3ii in scras. valued
81 frr dsiiar~ Trrr j. aisn
sub<faser r~<rmIiiitg cal Th~rr
l. NJ siunh1 bit rms. fasI and gold
rxiss i.rar FIR Rah. SID ~ fhsi
y nr~slrsi % tieFrI8n she minrrai
wr=fsh = rnrrEr sud I||f=Ferf ancr.
HufdnE r8n~ rnerE- maa wfIi
lake AuIi ~ ihr usnr ani |urps
ligAtr. ! fensin Fcars. p
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
Mr.. sol wolers'eln.

In order to show their appreca-
liOn of one who had contributed
80 much TO the pleasure OF Iazoo
CITY. and their regret at his de
partnre, number of MI. Sol VOL.
erstein's friends purchased an elr.
giant gold.headrd cane from II. Q.
Tyier's. appropriately engraved,
ITO Col, from his'liicnds in YazOo,
1887" and prese nled il 10 him on
Friday evening at Mr.. II. NJ.
Brl's stoye. Mr.. Wolerstein
was kept Vnrposely in profound
ignorance 81 the intended gilt and
when iuyifsd TO be at Mr.. Brill's
at five IIe had no anticipation of
the compliment 10 be paid. In an
elegant speech, 10 which the Ian
guagea sentiment were equally
happy, Mr.. Robert Campbell pre-.
senfed the cane. giving expression
to- The general Eish that while
prosperity mime eured would be
his IN his new home in the Metro
polls OF America, yet bis MUD
wonld often turn 10 scenes aud
friends in YazOo CITY where his
upward and onward carsAA-s~ Sess!'i.
be watched with Interest. Mr..
Wolerstein tried fo answer, and
could not, bnt ~ Silence spoke
more eloqnentl ilan words OF the
REGRETS fell h<him at the breaking
- :, 49, rssffengthrd by years Of as
saeis on and mutual pleasure an Il
- "a the next evening Mr.. Wol
J ,fstrin left for New York City.
Amongst the mementoes carried
away was the heanlifui banner
made 5v The ladirs and presented
to he YazpO Cry Silver COrnrt
Band, with the Pride Of Yazoo"
worked up0n il. The members Of
the band agreed that the Leader
who had made them the Uhampi.
one Of Mississippi az well as the
most popular and noted organlza-
ton OF The State was best entitled
TO the honor ofits ownership, now
that The departure of many Of
them had made its disarmament II
sad necessity.
We are sorry to bid Sol iare-
well, he has given TO us, in com
mon with all euI citizens, many
hours Of pleasure. Madame Urso,
Miss Kellogg, Milton Mobiles and
many others, distinguished III va
rions ways on the stage, afforded
entertainment due TO him. The
Band, Of which our people we're
justly prOud. owed to him its lie
cided success. We hope his fu
ture career may be full Of happI.
ness and prosperity.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
TIe nollonDerw Planv. made

expressly TO the order or II. q. HuIlrm.
befg,wilely Anown throughout the South
as u practical Piano Maker by trade and
cultivated Musician Il the best and most
durable piano used In the Mississippi VAL
ley. Many ol our best people In iazoo
City haze purchased these pianos and
pronounce them the best and most dui.
BILE Tor our climate. For terms and prices
write to II. O. Hollenbcrg, Memphis,
rpun.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

In the Internal Revenue d..
partmpnt was negro named Wei.
born. one Of The inslisators Of the
Clinton riot. j. II. Martin, of the
New MiSsissipp:an, in one OF the
letters from Washington to his
paper called attention to il aud he
has been relieved.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
The Yazoo Cnr HERaLp nab.

The YazOO City HERALD pRb.
lished AZ extra edition Of the pa
per for circulation among the del.
egaies and visitors 10 the fruit
growers convention II was an
elegantly gotten mp artieie-cufs
Of several buildings being intro
dncrd- and upon tho whole. re-
hected much credit upon the en-
tPIprising prOpririOrs si that
journal Noihing has exactly the
same effrct ~ enis- A gentleman
oncr rrmarkrd that ~ never real
iz-d that fb~re ever vas such an
engagement - tb- baltic Of Ban
ker Hill. NATL b. Saw = picfurr 81
IT, Thaf convinced him.-7If-
iiesburg Drmocraf-
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

Yazou City is noted for the Ia.
dies who know how 10 take care
OF themselves. Amongst them is
Miss PaiiIe Bsitaiie. who now has
a position At j. wolerslein 4
Sons.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
MORTGAGE LOANS.

We can negotiate loans Al 8 pr cent.
Interest % crop i shipped 10 rs. ~ al 10
per ctui. uiiliuui shipments Of GRIP. No
commission charged Tor negotiating loans
and no specified number OF Bales required
10 b. charged.
For FORMATION apply 10
HUDSON. HUDSON & HOLT.
lazoO Civ. Miss.
sHATTUCK & HOFFMAN,.
40 Union ST., \. u.
ysHl4. 's7-srl
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
Citation Notice.
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,

7 NE . n 4 II UT WEIFIJ fkNJEF y
10 Mrs. Willie White:
You are commanded TO appear before
the Chancery Court OF the County OF
Yazoo. IN said State, on the
Fourth Monday Of March. 1887,
TO tlrfend The suit m said Court OF N. 4.
Puet, Guardian OF the minors Ice, where.
In You and Others ARE defendants.
y. s. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
w. s. EPPKRsoN, Solicitor Tor t,0mp'nt.
Yazoo City, Miss. Feb. 10. 'S7-4t
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
For Circuit clerk.

We are authorized TO announce
j. A. CLARK
MS candidate for Circuit Clerk OF Yazoo
County. subject 10 the action OF the Dem
ocratlc Nominating Convention.
We are authorized 10 announce
x. y. BOWMAN
rs a candidate for election to the Office OF
Circuit Clerk OF Yuzoo County. subject
10 the action OF The Democratic Nomlna-
ting Convention.
We are authorized 10 announce
ROBERT Z. CAMPBELL
as a candidate Tor Circuit Clerk. subject
TO the action OF the Democratic NOmlna.
ting Convention,
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

Mr.. w. u. Kline, who has been
with w. q Craig y Co., returned
from New Orleans Saturday with
his wife and Two children 10 per
manenily reside in Yazoo City
During the summer he will be
with r. OraIg& Sons. They have
rented rooms AT Capt. q +. En-
ery's.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
Notice 60 Contractors.

Sealed Proposals Tor The building 81 a
New Prcsbi icrlaM Church nj Yazoo City,
Miss, are now solicited by Tie Building
Committee OF the Church, contract TO be
awarded March LIST, 1857 All bids must
be accompanied with Bond for the CON.
pletion according TO the plans new on
lille at The elilcc OF Crane Bros. q Co,
That place. The Committee reserve the
right TO reject any and all bids. Address
all communications TO
C.E. CRANE.
Sect'y Building Committee.
Th0s. SILLY q Co.. Architects,
Feb. IL, 81. New Orleans. La.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

We are authorized 10 announce
y. s. GRIFFIN
rs candidate Tor reelection 10 The Office
al ihanccrY Clerk OF fazoo county. sub
jcct 10 The action ol the Democratic Nom
lnHliBg Convention.
We afc authorized TO announce
j. s. SHANNON
as a candidate for the office Of Chancery
Clerk OF iazoo County, subject 10 the
action OF The Democratic Nominating
CsDYenlion.
We are authorized 10 announce
JNO. A. SWAYZE
rs . candidate Tor Chancery Clerk OF Yn-
ZOO County, subject to the action OF the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

Mr.. Asa Galloway, prominent
citizrn of Lr0nidas, Mich ARR 5ed
IN lawn This week an a visit TO
his dauG liter, MIS-. w w Fngh.
We understand that Mr. Gallo.
way has some idea Of loqa Ing ~
The South, and we hope will select
Yazoo county AS his future resi-.
drnce. With Mr.. w ID. Pugh lie
went up TO Greenwood, returning
yesterday.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

We are authorized TO announce
SIN HARRISON
~ 4 candidate for re- election 10 the Office
OF Sheriff Of igzOo County subject 10 the
action Of the Dsmocralir Nominating
Convention.
We are authorized TO announce
X. n. PEAkCE
~ q candidate Tor sheriff OF lazoO Coun.
~, subject 10 The action OF The Demo-
cratic Nominating Convention.
We are authorized TO announce
ID. q. LOVE,
~ n candidate Tor the office Of sheriff OF
Ynz0o County, subject 10 the aeIi0n Of
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

Mr. 4. b. Drawn. one nf Free
Runs prominent clIixsna. has BEEN
very IN but we are glad to learn ia
cnnHalescing.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized 10 announce
X. q. HUDSON,
Oi fazCo County, as candidate fCr the
Office OF District Attorney OF this, the
9th Judicial District, subject 10 the action
OF the Democratic District Nominating
Convention.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

JAMES b. EADs, one of the
greatest engineers the world has
ever seen, died at Nassau, N. Y,
on The 9Th.